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The Journal Science contacted us to be involved in a panel at South By Southwest, but to make the list we need your votes to be added to the panel.

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In July 2015, NASA made history and flew past Pluto for the very first time. The New Horizons spacecraft slowly streamed the very first image of Pluto’s surface back to Earth - and NASA released it on Instagram. The world we live in now is one in which science has gone viral, and as a result, we’re changing how we talk about, think about, and actually do science. Slate science editor Laura Helmuth, Science digital strategist Meghna Sachdev, NASA Goddard social media team lead Aries Keck, and Reddit r/science moderator Nathan Allen are here to talk about how science and science communication are changing, what that means, and where we're going. - See more at: http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/56090#sthash.HX66dfwr.dpuf

(We'll figure out the funding situation if we make it to that, but for now the goal is to have a spot.)

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